Category: Review

Review: “Stillness and Suffering” by Tongues of Mercury

Just six months after they announced themselves to an unsuspecting world with debut EP “A Sense of Injury” in July 2025, multi instrumentalist Shaun Mitchell (Dead Man Risen, Soul’s Darkness, Dreams of Nightmares) and vocalist Jaime Ribeiro (Semyazah, Priest Killer, Abattoir of Shrikes) return with a follow up titled “Stillness and Suffering“. Inspired by various

Review: “Make the World Bleed” by Kybalion

Having risen to prominence with their 2022 demo “Through Violence“, Italian Black Metal quartet Kybalion have spent the past three years musing on themes of existentialism and cosmic possession. 2024 saw the arrival of a live in the studio album and an EP in “A Crippled Power” before a split with Ad Unum Omnes last year,

Review: “Misery” by My Own Will

Having been engineered and co-produced by Max Kushner, mixed and co-produced by Cody Stewart (Worm Shepherd, The Dialectic, Impending Doom) with mastering and additional mixing by Christian Donaldson  (Suffocation, Shadow of Intent, Ingested), its fair to say the new EP “Misery” from My Own Will has some serious names attached to it. The record follows 2022

Review: “Self Titled” by Meltification

Hailing from Copenhagen Denmark and taking influences from the late 80’s and early 90’s era of Earache Records bands, Meltification are a two piece Death Metal infused Grindcore band quite like no other. Formed by Tue Sprogø (Death Token, Asbest, Deformation), a veteran of the Copenhagen Hardcore scene and former Imperious Mortality drummer Thomas Rindom, between them the

Review: “Rinse and Repeat” by Tide7 (1st Anniversary)

Citing a wide range of influences from spanning Metalcore, Deathcore, Hardcore, DJent and Mathcore, Tide7 hail from Cork in Ireland and promise an aggressive sound that fuses intense lyrics with chaotic dissonance, groove laden riffs and of course huge breakdowns. The band got together in late 2022 with guitarist Luke Nirever recording and producing their

Review: “A Pathetic Excuse For A Life” by Melting

“This first year of You Exist Because We Allow It has been absolutely nuts! It’s hard to put into words how full on it has been. All we know is that we are so grateful to have done all the things we have already done in such a short period of time. Camp Melting is